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Pickens County, Georgia

From the world’s largest deposit of marble to the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains, from John’s Mill to the “Pink Palace,” from the Sassafrass Literary Exchange to Fort Mountain State Park, Pickens County is just the place for those who want to live surrounded by the beauty of nature while still conveniently located near the city.

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